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North Carolina’s Pig Heaven

Barbecue in this state means pork and nothing but pork—and that’s a good thing.
Margy Rochlin
11.06.08
Keywords
margy rochlin,
restaurants,
southern u.s.,
barbecue,
pork
travel + culture

What’s Good about New Jersey

A native son’s reconciliation.
Francis Lam
10.14.08
Keywords
francis lam,
restaurants,
culinary culture,
meat
food + cooking

Fear Cuisine

During the Depression, comfort food meant marshmallow-spiked salads. What culinary disasters will the current economic crisis bring?
Laura Shapiro
10.13.08
Keywords
laura shapiro,
culinary culture,
cookbooks,
dessert,
meat
food politics

Politics of the Plate: A Formulaic Response from the FDA

While other countries were banning milk contaminated with melamine, the U.S. FDA was allowing that very chemical into our food supply.
Barry Estabrook
10.07.08
Keywords
barry estabrook,
politics of the plate,
food policy,
labeling,
seafood
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Labeling Laws, and Sushi Guidelines

Meat finally sports country-of-origin labels, and three environmental organizations are making it easier to seek out sustainable sushi.
Barry Estabrook
10.01.08
Keywords
barry estabrook,
politics of the plate,
food policy,
labeling,
seafood
magazine

Steaking a Claim to the Best BBQ

A cameo in the movie Sideways may have made the Hitching Post II a household name, but the real star here is the sirloin.
Colman Andrews
October 2008
Keywords
colman andrews,
beef,
restaurants,
frank ostini,
gray hartley
food + cooking

Bison: The Other Red Meat

If you’re a fan of red meat on the grill, bison is the thing for you.
Tucker Shaw
09.22.08
Keywords
tucker shaw,
ingredients,
meat,
grilling
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Child’s Play

The nation’s largest supplier of kosher meat and poultry is charged with putting 32 minors to work.
Barry Estabrook
09.17.08
Keywords
barry estabrook,
politics of the plate,
food policy,
industry,
meat
food + cooking

Red Beans and Ricely Yours

What happens when New Orleans arrives on your doorstep.
John T. Edge
09.10.08
Keywords
john t. edge,
culinary culture,
southern u.s.,
new orleans,
meat
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Dining on Cloned Beef

You may have eaten meat from the progeny of a cloned cow without even knowing it.
Barry Estabrook
09.09.08
Keywords
barry estabrook,
politics of the plate,
health + science,
meat,
labeling